The New Mid-Life: Overcoming a low libido in mid-life
Even though there are products like FemMED Libido and testosterone cream on the market, Rebecca Eckler says that dealing with a low libido is about more than popping a pill.
Category: Culture
Toronto photographer’s rooftopping images gain attention both good and bad
Photography, Tom Ryaboi bends the rules to gain access to the top of some of Toronto’s tallest buildings to shoot his stunning rooftopping photography.
How They Met: Gord Martineau talks tennis, tussles and twenty-six years of marriage
Gord and Sharon Martineau have counted on a shared sense of humour and common hobbies like tennis to stay married for 26 years
Elvis Stojko: have ice, will travel
World champion and Olympic medalist, Elvis Stojko has a who opening at The Princess of Wales Theatre this week. It’s producing by Mirvish and is unique as a skating show on stage.
The New Mid-Life: Finding fulfillment one impulsive act at a time
Rebecca Eckler looks to brighten the lives of those she meets with random — or impulsive — acts of kindness.
Comedian Andrew Dice Clay returns with new autobiography
The stand-up comedian, Andrew Dice Clay, has released an autobiography called The Filthy Truth. Standup caused controversy wherever he went, including Toronto.
Controversial proposal withdrawn
As an experienced city councillor, it is rewarding to be notified immediately following the municipal election that your efforts in fighting a controversial development application were successful. The Skymark Plaza near Don Mills and Finch Avenue had a proposal to replace the small plaza with a mixed-use development, comprised of four condominium towers, with … Continued
Calling for input on Bathurst Street
The clamour of the election has passed, and I am deeply honoured to represent Ward 15, Eglinton-Lawrence, for a second term. As I knocked on door after door, I heard the same requests for neighbourhood improvements, responsible development and better transit. Our green spaces are valuable community assets, and I will continue improving our … Continued
Subway extension on fast track
During the campaign, as I spoke with thousands of residents across Ward 10, three main concerns were at the forefront of people’s minds: transit, unreasonable intensification, and local infrastructure. There is little doubt that Toronto has been asleep at the transit wheel for 25 years. The good news is that there is currently $18 … Continued
Congestion, gridlock and transit
Toronto turned a page on Oct. 27, and our new Toronto City Council is already hard at work. I was humbled by a landmark 83 per cent win and continue to be honoured by the incredible show of support right across Ward 25, Don Valley West. I heard a similar message at the door in … Continued
Focus on community involvement
As the incoming Ward 5 councillor, there are a number of goals I hope to achieve. The top three are to encourage community engagement, address all transit issues and help to protect the ward from unwanted overdevelopment. My primary and immediate goal is to encourage greater engagement of our Ward 5 residents at the … Continued
Sustainability across the board
Thank you Thornhill residents for your overwhelming support during our recent municipal election. I am honoured and humbled to represent you and very excited about serving residents and businesses in the newly expanded Markham-Thornhill Ward 1. During this term of council it is my priority to focus on key issues residents brought to my … Continued